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Abstract
This paper addresses four of the “toughest” problems in mathematical physics. We use our knowledge of AT Math which should be well know to you by now. I began my research in January of 2016 when I questioned whether pi and base e terminate. Of course, they do or we wouldn’t have a physical universe. Really, my research began when I was in grade 6 contemplating tangents to circles and how God broke out of the never-ending cycle. We end with this paper today that contemplates the circle in another form, that of Pi. Good bye, good luck and bon chance!
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